NICO Touches the Walls Popular Song Rankings [2026]

tomatoNICO Touches the Walls15rank/position

Nico Touches the Walls – Tomato (Tomato)

This work by NICO Touches the Walls bears a vegetable’s name as its song title.

The lyrics, which symbolically portray deep feelings for a loved one and the fragility of life, leave a strong impression.

It was included on the album Aurora, released in November 2009, which reached No.

17 on the weekly Oricon chart.

Showcasing the band’s uniquely expressive musical style, the song unfolds the delicate lyrical world of Tatsuya Mitsumura.

It’s recommended for times when you want to reflect deeply on love and life, or reaffirm your feelings for someone important.

This piece is packed with the charm of NICO Touches the Walls—be sure to give it a listen.

Hymn to FriendshipNICO Touches the Walls16rank/position

Hymn to Friendship

NICO Touches the Walls, who were active for 15 years starting in 2004.

Their band name was chosen when Mitsumura staggered and touched a wall; the act of touching a wall gave him the image of a world beyond it—of creating a new world out of the everyday.

This song is an irresistibly upbeat number that conveys the importance of friendship in a straightforward way!

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HATSUMI

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The End of the NightNICO Touches the Walls17rank/position

Yoru no hate – Nico Touches The walls(Live)

NICO Touches the Walls’ major-label debut single.

Choosing this song as their debut feels so true to the band.

It’s a masterpiece that practically declares, “This is our classic guitar-rock sound.” The chorus drops to half-time, and your body just naturally starts to sway.

The melody is incredibly beautiful.

It’s a must-listen masterpiece.

Dream No. 1NICO Touches the Walls18rank/position

NICO Touches the Walls 'Dream No. 1 short ver.'

An impressive number where everyone joins in the chorus right from the intro.

Dressed all in pure white, the members create a mysteriously weightless song that gives off a different vibe from before.

In the live show, they’ve put a lot of thought into the arrangement—sometimes starting with just the chorus, or having the band come in at different points—so it’s a track you’ll definitely want to hear live.

Hearing it in concert will undoubtedly make you a captive of this song.

The C-melody lyric, “There are things in this world where logic doesn’t hold, but let’s climb over this wall I built,” is incredibly cool.

Vortex and whirlpoolNICO Touches the Walls19rank/position

NICO Touches the Walls “Vortex and Vortex” (Short Ver.)

NICO Touches the Walls’ 18th single, released on September 2, 2015, which became the opening theme for the second cour of the nationwide MBS/TBS anime broadcast “The Heroic Legend of Arslan.” Despite the dark intro, the song itself is a fiercely energetic rock track!

Start walking, CloverNICO Touches the Walls20rank/position

Start walking, Clover

NICO Touches the Walls has openly said they started writing songs after listening to Spitz’s “Robinson,” so a tribute expressing their gratitude is a perfect fit.

You can really feel, just from listening, that they poured everything into making this song their own as NICO Touches the Walls.

For example, both versions use tambourine, but it’s surprising how differently the two artists come across just from the way it’s used.

A work packed with the appeal of cover songs!

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Jeitarō

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(My Sweet)EdenNICO Touches the Walls21rank/position

eden

Finally, this song.

The title track from the limited single “Eden.” It’s also included on the album “Who are you?” and is a fan favorite at live shows.

It’s a pleasant, mysterious track with a unique sense of weightlessness yet a driving momentum.

The lyric “Ready Set Go” is especially striking.

It feels like lyrics declaring the band’s resolve to begin from here.